Vacheron Constantin Patrimony Traditionnelle 89000

Describing its aesthetic as elegant, simple and creative, Vacheron Constantin has continually aimed to enhance and reinvent the art of fine watchmaking since its introduction over 265 years ago. The oldest Swiss watchmaker in continuous operation, it has cemented its place within the top three watchmakers in the world. This Patrimony Traditionnelle features a fourteen-day tourbillon, with a power reserve of about 336 hours—that’s two weeks—as well as Vacheron Constantin’s beautiful and prestigious in-house movement, the calibre 2260. As with all models from this watchmaker, it bears the Seal of Geneva—a sign of superior quality, craftmanship and reliability. The piece is also said to be perhaps the longest power reserve tourbillon-based watch with a single mainspring barrel—an impressive feat. The Patrimony Traditionnelle showcases Vacheron Constantin at its best, with a dial that combines modest features and an opening to a strikingly complex mechanism.